The tripod is subjected to the vertical 2 kN force as shown, and the weight of the legs is negligible compared with the applied load. 1) Draw the force (3-D) diagram of the joint D; 2) Determine the unit vectors of CAD, CBD, and CCD; 3) Write out three equilibrium equations in scalar form for solving the magnitude of compressive forces CAD, CBD, and CCD; 4) Solve the magnitude of compressive forces CAD, CBD, and CCD

The tripod is subjected to the vertical 2 kN force as shown, and the weight of the legs is negligible compared with the applied load. 1) Draw the force (3-D) diagram of the joint D; 2) Determine the unit vectors of CAD, CBD, and CCD; 3) Write out three equilibrium equations in scalar form for solving the magnitude of compressive forces CAD, CBD, and CCD; 4) Solve the magnitude of compressive forces CAD, CBD, and CCD

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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